I have copied this straight from the Council website. Given the interest in this piece of land already expressed by those living nearby and those further away who have seen what they see as a site ideal for greening your input and feedback would be most welcome both to me and to the Council directly. I helped to identify this site as being ideal for a Community garden and would like your support as this goes forward.
Have Your Say - Community Garden Consultation
The City of Unley is currently investigating the interest in, the opportunities for establishing new, and expanding existing community gardens.
A community garden is a single piece of land gardened collectively by a group of people.
At a community workshop in early 2011, four sites/areas were identified for further investigation:
The Goody Patch, 12-12A Surrey Street, Goodwood (expand existing garden)
MillswoodPark, 18A Millswood Crescent, Millswood (vacant land)
SoutarPark, Albert Street, Goodwood (area at the end of Florence Street)
Parkside (site not yet determined)
You may provide feedback by completing the online survey below.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/F5MPSVW
Whilst it is not yet determined where or when the garden(s) will be established, Council will use the information from this consultation to allocate future resources to the project.
The consultation period closes on Friday 4 November 2011. For further information regarding the policy or to provide your feedback, please contact 8372 5111.
The City of Unley is currently investigating the interest in, the opportunities for establishing new, and expanding existing community gardens.
A community garden is a single piece of land gardened collectively by a group of people.
At a community workshop in early 2011, four sites/areas were identified for further investigation:
The Goody Patch, 12-12A Surrey Street, Goodwood (expand existing garden)
MillswoodPark, 18A Millswood Crescent, Millswood (vacant land)
SoutarPark, Albert Street, Goodwood (area at the end of Florence Street)
Parkside (site not yet determined)
You may provide feedback by completing the online survey below.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/F5MPSVW
Whilst it is not yet determined where or when the garden(s) will be established, Council will use the information from this consultation to allocate future resources to the project.
The consultation period closes on Friday 4 November 2011. For further information regarding the policy or to provide your feedback, please contact 8372 5111.
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